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flexion

Movement in the sagittal plane towards the ventral surface of the body.Usually decreases the joint angle.

extension

Movement in the sagittal plane towards the dorsal surface. Usually increasesthe joint angle.

hyperextension

Extension movement which goes past the fully extended position.

abduction

Movement in the frontal plane away from the midline of the body.

adduction

Movement in the frontal plane towards the midline of the body.

rotation

Movement of a bone where it spins on its longitudinal axis.

pronation

A special movement of the forearm where the palm is turned to faceposteriorly.

supination

A special movement of the forearm where the palm is turned to face anteriorly.

coxal bones

composed of three bones: the ilium, ischium, and the pubis.

Iliacus and Psoas(Ilio-Psoas) attatchment

1 • pelvic surface ilium (iliacus)lumbar vertebrae (psoas)


2 • lesser trochanter (both)

Rectus femoris attatchment

1 • anterior inferior iliac spine


2 • tibial tuberosity

Other Quadricepsfemoris muscles attatchment

1 • shaft of femur, linea aspera


2 • tibial tuberosity

Gluteus maximus attatchment

1 • gluteal surface of ilium (posteriorly)


2 • gluteal tuberosity of the femur

Abductors (Gluteusmedius and minimus) attatchment

1 • gluteal surface of ilium (laterally)


2 • greater trochanter of the femur

Hamstrings attatchment

1 • ischial tuberosity


2 • proximal end of tibia & fibula

Adductor group attatchment

1 • pubis, ischiopubic ramus & ischium


2 • medial femur down to the knee

Iliacus and Psoas(Ilio-Psoas) movement

flexion at hip

Rectus femoris movement

knee extension and hip flexion

Other Quadricepsfemoris muscles movement

Knee extension

Gluteus maximus movement

extension of hip

Abductors (Gluteusmedius and minimus) movement

abduction at hip

Hamstrings movement

flexion at knee

Adductor group movement

adduction at hip

Which limb is referred to as the “stance” limb?

The limb whose foot is in contact with the ground.

Define the beginning and end of the stance phase.

The stance phase lasts from heel strike to toe off.

Which limb is the “swing” limb?

The limb whose foot is off the ground .

Define the beginning and end of the swing phase.

The swing phase lasts from toe off to heel strike.